Jacqueline Nesi

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Jacqueline Nesi, Ph.D., is an Assistant Professor of Psychiatry and Human Behavior at Brown University and the author of the popular newsletter Techno Sapiens.

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Categories: By Therapists, Children
Why is my child so cranky after screen time?
By Jacqueline Nesi
This post was adapted from Jacqueline Nesi's newsletter, Techno Sapiens. It’s a familiar story. Your beautiful, gentle child gets their eyes ...
Published On: Saturday, June 1, 20249.9 min read
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Categories: By Therapists, Relationships
Are you phubbing your partner?
By Jacqueline Nesi
This post was adapted from Jacqueline Nesi's newsletter, Techno Sapiens. Sometimes, research surprises us. Sometimes, it confirms what we already know. ...
Published On: Tuesday, May 21, 20247.8 min read
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Categories: By Therapists, Parenting
What actually matters in parenting
By Jacqueline Nesi
This post was adapted from Jacqueline Nesi's newsletter, Techno Sapiens. I have nightmares about packing for travel. The stress, the uncertainty, ...
Published On: Wednesday, May 15, 20245.8 min read
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Categories: Anxiety, By Therapists
Making sense of The Anxious Generation
By Jacqueline Nesi
This post was adapted from Jacqueline Nesi's newsletter, Techno Sapiens. Jonathan Haidt’s latest book The Anxious Generation came out on March 26th. ...
Published On: Friday, May 3, 202411.3 min read

Categories: By Therapists, Happiness
A happier new year in 5 minutes a day
By Jacqueline Nesi
This post was adapted from Jacqueline Nesi's newsletter, Techno Sapiens. Well, it’s that time of year again. Our social media feeds ...
Published On: Tuesday, January 30, 20247.8 min read
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Categories: By Therapists, Internet, Parenting
The Internet, our favorite co-parent
By Jacqueline Nesi
This post was adapted from Jacqueline Nesi's newsletter, Techno Sapiens. Having recently returned to the “parenting a newborn” stage, I’ve been ...
Published On: Wednesday, December 6, 20237.7 min read
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